2019 Canadian Grand Prix - Montreal June 7-9

[henry]

https://twitter.com/AlbertFabrega/statu ... 9657024513

starting circle, Is this just a bad translation or am I missing something?

Cicle > cycle. Not circle.

[dans79]

Cicle > cycle. Not circle.

TY

[dans79]

Vettels front right isn't looking so hot right now.

[vogonvader]

Mercedes don't turn into underdogs just because they tell so.

It seems to have worked that way over the last couple years.

Mercedes stays calm, cool, and quietly go about their business.

Ferrari makes tactical mistakes, or has some driver errors, and then get racked over the coals by the fans and press.

When you have the fastest car the planet has ever seen you tend to be a bit cooler, a bit calmer don't you think? It makes things easier, them being less under pressure is not down to Toto Wolff announcing them underdogs, it's down to them having the best car overall. Otherwise they do mistakes as well, they just aren't criticized to hell and talked about all year like Ferrari.

https://twitter.com/AlbertFabrega/statu ... 9657024513

starting circle, Is this just a bad translation or am I missing something?

Cicle > cycle. Not circle.

Well I think the guy in twitter does indeed mean circle and is referring to the that tv graphic FOM shows in tv coverage. Usually when there's some failure of a component or before the start of a race or any time they show a graphic of 5 or so circles each within the other inwards to outwards (must be like 3 this season?) that represents the components used. When you change a component you get to the next circle and it flashes red when the driver reaches the maximum number of components used.

[Morteza]

New turbo and MGU-H for Ferrari drivers as well

[mclaren113]

FP1 proved 2 things till now:
1. Mercedes increased its dominance
2. Honda engine is the slowest

[Morteza]

https://twitter.com/F1/status/1137018463057321987

[Morteza]

[henry]

"....

Well I think the guy in twitter does indeed mean circle and is referring to the that tv graphic FOM shows in tv coverage. Usually when there's some failure of a component or before the start of a race or any time they show a graphic of 5 or so circles each within the other inwards to outwards (must be like 3 this season?) that represents the components used. When you change a component you get to the next circle and it flashes red when the driver reaches the maximum number of components used.

Cycle is a straight translation of the spanish word ciclo. Circle is circunferencia .

I’ve never seen the graphic you mention.

[Bill_Kar]

Hamiltons time was on softs or mediums?

And Bottas did an entire 25 lap stint on softs?

[wickedz50]

Binotto with a Folding Chair.

https://media1.tenor.com/images/0de8ca3 ... d=12307272

Was that Totto vs Binotto for the WWF1 championship?

[santos]

There's Portugal vs Netherlands on Sunday… Almost at the same time of the race, i think i know what i'll be watching.

[GPR-A]

One has to really wish that Ferrari are running low engine modes OR have something up their sleeves. Otherwise, this is going to be a clean walkover for Mercedes, based on long run times.

Average long run pace.
1. Mercedes - 1m16.4xxx
2. Ferrari - 1m17.5xxx
3. Red Bull - 1m17.8xxx

[maxxer]

Hamiltons time was on softs or mediums?

And Bottas did an entire 25 lap stint on softs?

Dont get this also is there anywhere to see which set of tyres they are using?
As i see on the f1 site ferrari used 7 sets of mediums so far

https://twitter.com/F1/status/113702058 ... 96/photo/1

[dans79]

As i see on the f1 site ferrari used 7 sets of mediums so far

https://twitter.com/F1/status/113702058 ... 96/photo/1

That's not how many they used, that's just what they came out of the pits with for each stint.